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The N1 news front page focuses on Serbian domestic politics, with several stories concerning government oversight, police influence, and electoral processes. There are also reports on an incident near the Israeli embassy and economic news related to public transport and Bitcoin. A smaller section…
Slobodan Spahović criticizes the control of the Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT), stating that a member of the commission previously covered up the helicopter crash and the Savamala incident.
An official states that the formation of the new government is expected to be prompt and that illegally obtained assets will be confiscated.
A retired police general claims that political influence remains strong within the police force, diminishing its internal autonomy.
Sources suggest that the Security Information Agency (BIA) bears full responsibility for an incident near the Israeli embassy, alleging its priority is maintaining Vučić's power rather than combating terrorism.
There are demands for resignations of police officials who have allegedly degraded the force, calling for depoliticization and better control over law enforcement.
A former commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ) claims that data suggested an imminent victory declaration by Vučić, and that preparations were made for a potential clash with citizens.
Netflix has unveiled the trailer for its upcoming mini-series adaptation of 'Pride and Prejudice'.
The National Association of Teachers of Serbia (NSPRS) calls for school teaching councils to reassess the performance of principals.
The Democratic Party of Serbia (DZVM) urges citizens to participate in the upcoming repeat elections.
A representative warns of a critical state at the public transport company (GSP), indicating an imminent risk of service suspension due to lack of utilities.
An economic analysis suggests a significant upcoming trend of mass Bitcoin acquisition.
An official states that Manja Grčić's resignation is expected, and that she is eligible only for the Management Board, a position currently vacant at RTS.
An analysis discusses the future of major capital projects and attributes potential issues to the state's lack of preparedness.
